Come with me to India...

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Thank you for sharing your lovely experience. Enjoyed reading every bit of it.

How generous of Ravi to offer to take you home with him. Some people seem to

have an instant spontaneous 'knowing' who they would offer to take home. Can't

help but wonder where you will be, had you really gone to India with Ravi! If

that were the case, we would possibly not have the good fortune of having your

darshan on this humble group. You never know, one day another person generous

in spirit would make the same offer and you may well decide to take it up! If

this is what you want, may it manifest for you!

Om Shree Ganeshaya Namah,

Sy

Black Lotus L Rosenberg <kalipadma (AT) juno (DOT) com> wrote:

Some years ago, I was working at a big business building in New YorkCity. Every

morning I would pass a newspaper kiosk, buy a paper and asmall bottle of juice

for my coffee break. One morning I chose to wear apin of Ganesha in my lapel.

The kiosk manager, who was South Asian,burst into an enormous grin and said,

"That is my god!" pointing toGanesha. "He is patron of merchants." I grinned

and said, "Mine, too. I'm a writer." We spent much longer than usual chatting,

and Ravi (thatwas the kiosk owner's name) asked if I'd ever been to India. When

I saidno, he generously said, "Next time I go home, I'll take you with me."I

transferred to another job before Ravi returned to India, but I'vefantasized

about what might have happened if I took him up on his offer.-- Len/

Kalipadma

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